9th English 2nd Term Unit 1 Online Test

• “I was not really a thief.”
• Identify the speaker/character who belongs to the short story “Seventeen oranges”.

• “I liked bananas, but I like oranges best of all.”
• Identify the speaker/character who belongs to the short story “Seventeen oranges”.

• “Too many people are stealing from the docks.”
• Identify the speaker/character who belongs to the short story “Seventeen oranges”.

• “You have the swallow the pips too.”
• What do you mean by pips?

• “Eat the evidence.”
• Here the evidence refers to

• “I can smell them.”
• Identify the speaker/character who belongs to the short story “Seventeen oranges”.

• “Seventeen big oranges! How did you eat them all?”
• Identify the speaker/character who belongs to the short story “Seventeen oranges”.

• “Pongo locked you in that cabin for half an hour.”
• Identify the speaker/character who belongs to the short story “Seventeen oranges”.

• “Will you walk into my parlour”
• Who is the speaker?

• “For whom goes up your winding stair can never come back again.”
• Identify the speaker

• “Will you rest upon my little bed”
• Who was invited to sleep on spider’s bed?

• “I have heard what’s in your pantry”
• Pantry of spider consist of

• “With buzzy wings she hung aloft”
• Who does she refer to?

• “To idle, silly faltering words, I pray you ne’er give head.”
• Who does “I” refer to?

• “How handsome are your gauzy wings,
• How brilliant are your eyes!”
• Find the figure of speech of the above lines.

• “Your eyes are like the diamond bright.”
• Find the figure of speech

• “but mine are dull as lead”.
• Find the figure of speech

• “Sweet creature” said the spider, “You’re witty and you’re wise.”
• Find the figure of speech

• “Your eyes are like the diamond bright.”
• Whose eyes are referred here?

• “but mine are dull as lead.”
• In the above line lead is refer to

• “Witty and you’re wise”
• Find the figure of speech.

• “Don’t ask for it unless you want it”
• Identify the speaker of the above line.

• He banged against furniture, upsetting flower pot and making general havoc.
• Identify the character referred in the above line.

• She stood petrified with astonishment peering over her glasses.
• In the above line she refers to whom?

• “ I done it out of pity for him because he hadn’t any aunt. ”
• Who didn’t have aunt?

• “I was meaning for the best, Tom.”
• Identify the speaker/character

• Find out the meaning of underlined word/phrase.

• Find out synonym for the underlined word.

• Seventeen oranges were hidden.
• Find out the antonyms of underlined word/phrase.

• The doctor came out of the clinic.
• Find the meaning of the underlined phrasal verb.

1. A) Fond of -1) concealed
2. B) Hidden away -2) like very much
3. C) Gave up -3) surrender
4. D) Look at -4) see

• We _______ take milk regularly so that we ______ not develop deficiencies in our body.
• Choose the correct option.

• You ______ to revise your lessons.
• Fill in the blanks with suitable modal verb.

• I ________ tomatoes. There are plenty of tomatoes in the fridge.
• Fill in the blanks with suitable modal verb.

• We _____ protect our health.
• Fill the blank with suitable phrasal verb.

• I ______ my book from my bag.
• Fill the blank with suitable phrasal verb.

• I shall ______ in the evening.
• Fill the blank with suitable phrasal verb.

• His health ______ after a while.
• Fill the blank with suitable phrasal verb.

• The narrator felt sick for the week.
• Find the antonym for the underlined word.

• Red-handed
• Find the parts of speech.

• Concealed
• Find the parts of speech.